In the heart of the gloomy mountains, a young woman walks alone. Arriving at the entrance of a cave, she ventures inside and heads towards a shimmering lake. Inside her body, a fierce battle is taking place between black and color, between melancholy and happiness, between death and life.
In the bowels of a boiling world, Ira's rage awakens the power of the volcano he inhabits.
In a world blurring reality and imagination, Syd, a little 8-year-old boy tries to hide his mother from Death. They embark on a hide-and-seek game as creatures of earth, Death being their relentless predator. Syd struggles with the frailty of his mother, as Death's power grows more and more.
After the onset of an eclipse, the ritual begins. In an infinite landscape, two ancient peoples separated by a vast fissure in the earth begin a pilgrimage across a plain of endless expanses filled with the vestiges of a previous warring era.
On a devastated planet, the relics of death are the only witnesses of human existence. Two cars engage in a shocking chase, and a little girl, whose world is extinguished, must face a situation that will break her childhood into a thousand pieces. Wrapped in unbearable air, they run desperately to seize the last chance to survive.
In Naples a convertible car drives along the seaside boulevard. Inside are Marisol and her friends. The camera moves nearer to show close-ups of the passengers, then further away to reveal the world they drive through. In Amsterdam people find their way on the busy Muntplein. Some try to cross the street while the camera focuses on a small group following a tour guide.
A small community has entered a state of collapse due to an environmental crisis and is adapting as best it can to the new reality. The privileged residents live a hedonistic life based on carpe diem, while the others struggle to survive without any other alternative. What is yet to come? If there is nothing left, can anything save us?
'Feedback for Nature' is a visually compelling short film and sound composition by McCoy Chance that merges analog feedback loops, generative textures, and imagery inspired by the natural world. Premiered with New Works in Baltimore, MD, the piece will also be featured as a CRT installation at the Center for Art, Design, and Visual Culture (CADVC) in 2025.
A city invaded by worms.
Memory offers us a basis on which to recognise ourselves, but how can we remember something that nobody talks about? Through archive images provided by the Basque film library, Isa Sáez talks to her grandmother about the taboos of their relationship. An essay that combines family heritage with the memory of the ‘other’ family, the chosen one. A vindication of family identity.
'Morphogenesis' explores the transformation and adaptation processes in both nature and humanity. Through striking visuals and a poetic narrative, the short film examines how beings and ideas evolve in response to their environment, seeking balance between the internal and external. It questions identity, relationships with the environment, and our ability to adapt to the challenges of the present.
Time fractures in the palm of our hands. The need to understand it is imperative, while the urge to master it grows ever more pressing. As we attempt to decipher the extent of our true freedom to subdue time, we fragment along with it—and in that moment, we become one.
An essay about insomnia, crossed by the melancholy of an old love.
A manual for the perfect guide. A collage piece using the narrative technique of found footage, designed to provoke reflection on certain ills of today's world. The discordance between what is said and what is seen produces a strangeness that makes us rethink the images. Somehow, we have grown accustomed to the constant flow of images of horror, which have become commonplace. Placing them in an unusual location forces the viewer to be more active.